After what seemed like years of being in development hell, Ghost Story Games finally seems ready to show us more of the enigmatic FPS Judas. First hands-on look at the following game from Ken Levine. March 2025.
According to Take-Two’s quarterly earnings report, there will be a total of 87 game releases between fiscal year 2023 (current fiscal year ending March 31) and fiscal year 2025 (fiscal year ending March 31). It outlines what is planned. end of March 2025). When he spoke to IGN ahead of the earnings call, I asked Zelnick if he included Judas in that 87 figure and he said yes.
That said, delays happen all the time, 2025 is a long way off, and delays are especially prevalent in AAA game development in recent years. He then asked Zelnick if he expected a significant delay to affect the promise of 87 games.
“There’s been some slippage over the last few years,” he said. “We feel really stable right now. I feel great about the schedule going forward. And we are optimistic that we can continue to bring great titles to the market.”
In the same conversation, Zelnick revealed that publishers could be laid off in the coming months, saying some jobs could be lost, but the impact would be “small.” He also discussed the GTA 6 leaks from late last year and the emotional impact on the team.
As for Judas, we got our first hands-on look at the upcoming Ken Levine and Ghost Story project at last year’s The Game Awards.The single player coming to PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC via Steam and the Epic Game Store We know it’s a narrative first-person shooter.
Rebekah Valentine is a news reporter for IGN. you can find her on her twitter @duck valentine.
